Interest groups sometimes offer ____________________,which are rewards or benefits available only to its members or financial supporters,in order to overcome the collective-action problem.

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Selective incentives are rewards or benefits available only to members of interest groups or financial supporters, and they help to overcome the collective-action problem by providing an incentive for individuals to join or contribute to the group. Public goods, on the other hand, are goods or services that are available to all members of a community or society, regardless of whether or not they contribute to their provision. Public incentives and selective service are not relevant to this context, and primary rewards is not a commonly used term in political science.

Interest Groups Sometimes Offer ____________________,Which Are Rewards or Benefits Available